I've got a hunch on what's coming next. Think about it—the past few months, market makers pulled massive amounts of liquidity. Now that the dust settles, here's the thing: they're going to turn around and pump markets. Why's that? Simple. It makes more sense for them strategically. Once they get retail traders back on the bullish train, feeling excited and optimistic again, that's when people tend to throw caution out the window. They get naive, chase momentum, and that's precisely the window market makers need. The cycle's always been the same. Drain the liquidity when nobody's paying attention, then inflate it back when sentiment flips. That's how you get the best exit prices.